St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-03
MINNEAPOLIS GaORULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$500, 904.36.
The First regiment, NJ. N. g., will spend ten
days i'll camp this year.
A new lodge of Odd Fellows is to be organ
lied in the Eighth ward Friday evening.
Judge Bailey yesterday morning fined ten
'.plain drunks'' $40 each, instead of So as is
the usual custom.
1t was again stated yesterday that on Mou-
day the county commissioners would defer
the issuing of bonds for the Lake street
bridge.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
William j. Barrett and Margaret l. Koran,
Albert LANCE and Augusta Schultz.
Citizens of the Sixth and Seventh wards are
indignant because the old fair grounds have
OF be opened, and talk of holding an indig-
nation meeting.
Rev. Charles F. Thwing lectured to large
audience at the Plymouth Cong regational
church last evening. His subject was: 'In
Venetian Gondola.'
american Born. or the Old Love and the
Old Hate will be presented at the Pence
opera house this evening, also Friday and
Saturday evening and at a Saturday matinee.
There will be q meeting at o'clock this
afternoon at the First Methodist church to
perfect the organization of the East side dis
trict conference of the associated charities.
The preparations for the literary entertain
ment and fair for the benefit Of the working
mems library, to be held the first week in
Nay, IRE being made at rapid rate. The
programme will be different each evening"
The semi-annual meeting of the stock
hold ers of the Knights of Labor Building as
sociation will be held Tuesday evening, March
g. at the Swedish Brothers hall, corner Eighth
avenue south and Fourth street, at O'Clock
Atthe annual meeting of the Celtic associa-
ton Tuesday evening over $500 was paid in.
NJ LII. TrHY, eli,
Nash and John Fewer were appointed COM
mittee to look up a site for the proposed new
building. esGs h',-
The Crusaders will have no parade on ST.
Patricks day. In the morning all the socie-
ties of the immaculate Conception parish
Will attend mass, and then hold an informal
| reception at Association hall. There Will be
entertainments in the evening.
Owing to there having been no general an
nouncement the meeting called to indorse
the action of the house in the Cloutier bribery
invitation did not materialiZe. The few gen.
tlemen present said that meeting will be
held, for which timely notice will be given.
During the month of February there we're
only two days when the mercury rose above
the freezing point. The mean temperature
of the month was 9.O5, and the maximum
42.0S. Snow fell on ten days; the tot al snow
fall was 2214 inches. During the entire win
ter the snowfall was 6S 7-l6 inches.
Amberg's New York Thalia Opera company
will present don Caesar" To-morro w even
| ing Gar and Zimmerman will be pre-
sented. At the Saturday matinee ''Nanon''
! will be given. The engagement will close
| Saturday night with ''TTumpeter of LRckin-
| gen.
State Deputy W. NJ. Camp has instituted
| University lodge of Good Templars with
| twenty-one charter members. The following
! ohcers were installed at meeting at 40J
| Fourteenth avenue southeast: G. T., NJ. D.
| Lathrop: V. T., Mrs. E. V. Dake; secretary,
! G. c. Donlin; l.. D.. S. S. Pyle. Meetings will
| be held every Tuesday evening.
| President Northrup, in speaking OF the
decision OF the supreme court in sustaining
! the lower court in the case of The University
vs. The Northern Pacific Railroad, said that
he now considered the matter practically set
| tied. He added that the running of trains
| across the grounds would be nothing more
| than nuisance, anyway.
Rev. G. +. Thwing's lecture was listened to
by an attentive audience at Plymouth church
| last evening. The gentleman's experiences
! In venetian gondola formed the subject OF
| the lecture, and the varied sighrs and life II
the city that has streets Of water were pre-
| sented in vivid and realistic way, so that all
seemed to have been in company with the
| lecturer.
University Lodge of Good Templars was In
| stituted Tuesday evening with twenty-one
charter members at 405 Fourteenth avenue
southeast by State Deputy w. NJ. Camp.
Tuesday was chosen as the night of meeting,
and officers were installed as follows: G.. T.,
Nj. ID. Lathrop; V. T., Mrs. E. V. Dake; secre-
! tary, c. G. Donlin; L. D., s. S. Pyle. Mime.